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The first Hackathon Open Data of Brussels is taking place on October 17th and 18th<\/a> at transforma bxl.<\/p>\n Here is a first list of Brussels focused open data sets that will be available for the participants. The City of Brussels, through it\u2019s Open Data Platform, and the CIRB – CIBG (IT center of the Brussels Region) will be our main suppliers of data.<\/p>\n The City of Brussels – one of our co-organizing partners – is supplying with the broadest collection of datasets via the City of Brussels Open Data portal, which has been created by the municipality a few months ago. The platform is growing day by day and offers an access to more than 260 datasets<\/b><\/a>.<\/p>\n Here below is a short overview of the different data categories you may find on the platform:<\/p>\n Those data are produced by the following entities the City of Brussels, IBZ and Bruxelles Mobilit\u00e9. Out of 261 datasets, 152 are geo-tagged with GPS information. Maps are available. API\u2019s are also available for smooth integration with the team developments.<\/p>\n CIRB – CIBG, our other co-organizing partner, with the support of the Brussels-Capital Region, is also providing open datasets for the Brussels Region.<\/p>\n Experts from CIRB – CIBG will attend the Hackathon to support the teams on using the UrbIS Open Data<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n Besides the links above, there are a couple of interesting links from other entities, which include Brussels related data:<\/p>\n Check out what App \/ Services ideas have already been proposed by our participants in this Google sheet<\/a><\/p>\n You can propose your own App \/ Service idea for the Hackathon by filling out this form<\/a><\/p>\n1. City of Brussels<\/h4>\n
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2. CIRB – CIBG<\/h4>\n
3. Other Open Data sources<\/h4>\n
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Current Application \/ Services proposals<\/h2>\n
Propose your Application \/ Service idea<\/h2>\n
Chat Forum<\/h2>\n